How can citizens, interfaith coalitions, and trauma-informed policing build more peace on Philly’s streets? A panel will share their perspectives. Panelists: Police Inspector Altovise Love-Craighead, Rev Naomi-Washington Leaphardt, City’s Director of Faith-Based and Interfaith Affairs and Briana Clarke from Artwell. Learn more: http://www.peacedayphilly.org/events/ and check the website for a link to register for this virtual event.

The International Day of Peace in Philadelphia. Live music leading up to the global minute at noon. Rev. David Brown from Temple University and Erica Atwood from the city of Philadelphia will share their perspectives about a more peaceful Philadelphia. Middle of Rittenhouse Square. Masks encouraged. FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. This event is part of Peace Day Philly 2021. To view more events, go to: www.peacedayphilly.org/events

Robert Siegel (former Senior Host of NPR’s All Things Considered for 31 years) interviews Prof. Shuly Rubin Schwartz (Chancellor, Jewish Theological Seminary), Rabbi Elka Abrahamson (President, Wexner Foundation), and Prof. Jonathan Sarna (American Jewish History, Brandeis University). FREE REGISTRATION: www.gcsept.splashthat.com Global Connections is free to the public. REGISTER HERE: www.gcsept.splashthat.com Watch previous programs at: https://rb.gy/c8e9un. Global Connections: Navigating the New Normal with Robert Siegel is presented monthly by American Friends of Rabin Medical Center (AFRMC), a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization based in New York City. AFRMC not only directly support services at Rabin Medical Center in Israel, but also believes in supporting our global community with information, education, and awareness of the most pressing topics for our health and well-being. After the initial program, it can be viewed on JBS TV and on AFRMC’s YouTube and Facebook. Learn more at www.afrmc.org. For further information email: afrmc@afrmc.org or call 212-279-2522.